There are several comedy factors:
-the pregnant female police officer and her accent
-the two neurotic criminals, especially the boy with broken teeth
-the self-defeating husband
-the arrogant old man.
These factors interact. , Shake out countless cold burdens, the so-called "cold burden" is the kind that makes you think about it, and laugh alone until your stomach hurts.
However, the whole story is bleak and bleak, just like the gloomy winter weather in Fargo-specifically emphasized by the director. The director and screenwriter cleverly manipulated the sorrow and joy factors, and cleverly compiled this real case into a good show. The well-off home of the female police officer and her husband expresses a kind of warmth in the cold, in sharp contrast with those broken, utilitarian families and displaced criminals, and silently persuades others to do good.
The Coen brothers are the kind of filmmakers with infinite creativity and proficient skills, but also expressing alternative ways of slanting forward. I like it.
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